You know, I liked this movie. It was predictable, but I liked it. It was like The Truman Show if Truman were a dog.

Alright. Better then expected. A couple decent scenes, but it never seems to go anywhere.

Disney animation studios is back!!! Thanks to John Lasseter this flick went from something that would have been depressingly mediocre to a well crafted, entertaining, and, most importantly, worthy addition to the Disney canon. Still a step behind Pixar, mostly in part to the regurgitated plot elements and lack of emotional connection to the leads due the fact that the supporting characters are way more interesting/entertaining. Susie Essman and Mark Walton are the true stars.

Fun and zany. You just gotta love Rhino.

Good Movie

Nice screenplay. Like every work that is touched by John Lasseter. At begining it remembers to "Last action hero". Plays with the fiction in the fiction and the meaning of a real super-hero. After Polar Express, BeoWulf, Journey to the center of the Earth, U2:3D, and Nightmare before Christmas, 3D stereography is awakening, at last!

Amazing... Adorable puppies. You can't watch this, being a dog lover, and not marvel at the way they've captured every behavior in the life of the domesticated dog that digs them deep into our hearts. Including the beloved and despised "puppy eyes".

Very enjoyable and well done, for what it is.

A tremendous improvement over Meet The Robinsons. The story unfortunately degenerates into an archetypal "Incredible Journey" yarn quite quickly, but the cute and funny script made up for a lot. Rhino the Hamster is a highlight. The celebrity voices were unnecessary (as always) but at least they weren't jarring - though Malcolm McDowell's character should have had more scenes; that man is woefully underused. Lots of fun in 3-D.

Funny story but I was surprised how the side characters were more interesting and smoother than the leading dog. The backgrounds and close-ups were stunning!

It looks nice, but it's very formulaic and generic.

Only the overly enthousiastic hamster is worth mentioning. His name is Rhino. ... There I mentioned him.

This. Movie. rocks

A classic fill-in-the-blanks Disney story with talking animals.

I was actually quite surprised at how much I enjoyed this movie. I was even more surprised that it got me to cry. Great characters; I adored Bolt and Mitten. <3

Bolt may be a thoroughly predictable production, but it's a very enjoyable family film. Although the casting may appear slapdash, the characters portrayed are excellent and there are sufficient comedy moments to make the film run along nicely. The major strength is the atmosphere and admittedly slightly silly, but uplifting plotline concept after the more foreboding Wall-E. Has a spirit that few Disney films of the past decade have possessed, note worthy as a particuarly successful production.

The first hour is pretty damn funny and provides a nice adrenaline rush, but then, "Bolt" goes Hollywood on your ass, slapping you in the face with a predictable happy ending and pointless teen songs, so that mindless teenagers can sleep at ease at night (I just wish it wasn't so obvious). Fuck Disney and Mickey Mouse. A film for kids...trust me.

Pretty fun movie to watch. Exceeded expectations.

Nothing special, same characters and a little bit predictible.

So predictable but Rhino is my guy, i tell you that.

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Really predictable at times, but thoroughly enjoyable thanks to a very nice performance by John Travolta as Bolt, and awesome comedy in the forms of Rhino the Hamster and the pidgeons. The cuteness factor and hilarious hamster make up for the stupid plotline.

"Rin Tin Tin" meets "The Truman Show" with a dash of "The Defiant Ones" slipped in the middle. Refreshing, light, funny. I actually found that I enjoyed this more than Wall-E and would recommend it as such to others. Wall-E was dark, brooding, and cold. This was lighter and more human, and while a few plot points were predictable, at least I can see myself eventually watching this one again (more than I can say for Wall-E.)

Tried and true. Disney slaps a lot of "Homeward Bound," "The Truman Show," and some Buzz Lightyear together to give us the slickly animated and hugely average "Bolt." The movie is only mildly funny, but fast-paced and likable. The characters aren't particularly memorable, but in its 90 minutes it boasts some clever, explosive animation, and its few scenes that do stand out work very well. Ultimately, it's nothing new or brilliant, but it's entertaining cutesy stuff.

It is a predictable movie, something like "Truman Show" with the dog, Bolt, as Truman. The movie is cute and funny at moments too. Finally a decent movie from Disney without Pixar.

Replace this dog with a french bulldog and it's a 100!

Fun animated film that has a light plot, and who doesn't love John Travolta? Nothing deep, but nothing bad either.

Given the entertaining start, I was disappointed when this turned out to be a by-the-numbers road trip movie and bizarre idealization of middle america. I should mention I saw this in 3d and that it didn't lend much.